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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-04
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SAuMs,IfLE, Va, March 9TH l-S7.
The regular meeting Of the Sanmsville
Literary Society has been postponed to
Saturday evening, March 18th, 1877. A
most cordial invitation is extended to all.
G.. b. IIAUN, Pres'l.
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Mr.. Geo. II. Snarr. Of Toms Brook, =
notice Of whose illness appeared in our
last issue, died on Sunday in his list year.
His funeral took place on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, a large assemblage Of
sorrowing relatives and friends following
his remains to their last resting placs. In
the death OF Mr.. Snau Shenandoah loses
one Of her best citizens, the community a
true and kindly friend and his family a
most afiectionate husband and father.
Honorable and upright in all the relations
Of life, with a heart that ever felt for the
sorrows and misfortunes OF others, true
christian devoted to the best interests Of
his chnrch he passed to his reward leav-
ing to his afflicted family the priceless
heritage Of a stainless life and nanc. lie
was a member Of the Lutheran church for
many years, and his funeral sermon was
preached by Rev 4. A. J. Bushong, his
pastor. He leaves q wife, three children
and nine grand children.
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In the proceedings of the Shenandoah
County Agricultural Society, published in
last weeks issue of this paper, mistake
of the types caused resolution to read
that all new stockholders should pay a
sum not to exceed s. for the privilege Of
training on the track during the season.
1t should be all non stockholders as the
track is of course free to all stockholders.
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FOR COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce Jas. II.
Williams as a candidate for Common
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MARRIED,

On the 9th of Feb. 1881 at the resi-
dencc of the brides father, by Rev. H.
Wetzel, Mr.. Adam L. IIulva and Miss
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PERSONAL.

There Is q noticeable difference between
the press of tho large cities and those of
the small towns. The city papers, al
though containing mora general news, and
reouiringa much larger force, never fails
I to contain Personal Column, ia which
il describes The movements aud doings Of
the appointments The HERALD, NOT wish
ing to be ia the rear van Of the progressive
world, will hereafter, now aud then, as 60
were, contain space devoted to the
Select" The following has been picked
mp by the Faith Cnic editor hetwccn
drinks:
Miss Birdie LeTongh, the liyer-colored
blonde, will not work on the Gravel Train,
as at iirst reported
Miss jamie Crook is stopping at the
"Jalle" She sat present indisposed, and
takes hei meals in her ce-room.
Mr.. Maldvlle strongbreath, the Ameri-
can consul at Quicksburg, is just recover
ing from his recent attack Of Rats and
will soon he abont-a saloon.
One Long, the Chinese laundryman' got
new sign-on his eye-the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cahoot leaves in a few
days for Paris, this county.
Archie Moonlight will soon 20 10 Rich
moud-with the Sheriff.
Dudley Ellis goes to Orkney Springs this
season-to work.
Mr. Lemuel Bronchitis is home on
visit-to eat.
There is much talk OF erecting a light
house in the central part Of Mt. Jackson,
to aid local pedestrians, during the dark
nights.
They were returning from temperance
lecture, where they had heard both sides,
"wot and dry Of the Prohibition qnes-
tion, and George, looking mp at the moon,
then in its first quarter, observed, "The
horns Of the moon are inclined downwards,
that's a sure sign Of a wet moon' And
Clara cried, "Why, George, surely they
haven't got the moon into politics"
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FOR cMNns1oNER OF THE REVENUE.
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missio er Of the Revenue for the first dis
trict aithe May election.
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90 70 Jamison's for the best and cheap
...s..s,n and IRON pumps in the market.
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Mr.. J. Fred. Good. cashier Of the Mt
jackson National Bank, has resigned.
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TINE TABLE Is. a. o. X. Knew sched-
nle taking effect May Z, lSo6. Trains
leave Woodstock as follows:
EAST BOUND.
AS Passer ger and Freight. 49,. 24s p. III.
llO Express and Mail 1899
alG and Way Freight. 9.27 a. m.
dil Through Freight. ........ 9.0l p. m.
WEST Bound.
Ai3 Through Freight. 5.56 q. M
400 Passenger. Mail and Express 2.3l p. m
il5 " and Way Freight 2.53 "
Az aud Freight..-.... 7.0i
Only Sunday trains are 4i3 and 44i.
All trains carry passengers.
For any other particulars apply or write
me. II. b. CHAPMAN,
Agent Il. n o
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Presidents Warm Reception.
$4,000 People Hear the President
and Gov Gray Speak.
Houses Along the Line Of March
appropriately Decorated.
Both Speakers Touchiugly Refer 10
the Late Vice President.
HIS Character Fitting'y Ruiogized
Entertainment al Mrs Hea-
dricks's Mansion and nt
senator nc y OnaId's,

ISDlAsAP. LIS, IND, October L.
DAybreak found the Presidents train
In Western Ohio, about two houIs
west Of Columbus. At Bradford
JUNCTION, Al II o'clock, the President
made his fret appearance, and greeted
little crowd oil 100, which lad gath.
cred about his car, with hearty good
morning" A. Richmond the Eve
minutes stop WAS spent in hand shsk.
ing, the President remaining upon
the platform OF his car and grasping
the hands reached up TO him. Break.
fast was the only incident OF the run
from Richmond TO Indianapolis.
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PROGRAM n q,
First Dsy-ruesdsy, October 18th.
FIRST RkCE=JonN ., ADAMS INTRO

First Dsy-rue.dsy, October 18th.
FIRST RhcE-JOHN D. ADAMS INTRO
DUcr0Ri scRkaBLE.
second. Winners r Ola ' fss. % q iisc ,siss,
carry lbs. EXTRA. Other bor'ss thai. have
.s., ven rSps his Ls.t Of the value q
ems allowed 20 lbs. 6iI furlonp.
SECOND RAcE..HARyBY R0BINsoS'S
PURSE.
Pure $40. Of which tioo 10 second. Horses
not having won . race Of the value oil 5000.
allswed 8 lbs. 1ho,s not having won . race
thi. year, allowed 10 lbs. Maidsns allowed
THIRD RACK -GAsToN HOTEL STAKES.
For tso rear cid colts and Alliss, IS each
70 start. y add,d' OF shish tio 10 secoSd.
third 10 save staks. Winners Of attsks
race 10 carty $ lbs penalJi two or mere
tlasrs, 10 lbs penalty. Maideps a The tins
oi,,a5tinE allo"sd 10, Msishts lOo ls'.'
l. oaelaiioa, 3D., e, b. lmp. Rayoa d'or.
oustantine, I. kiley.
-, lenlsnny, p &, By Ten DrOock. Nj"
Natlofi VI Melh.
5. ksPblo, b. g.. By Dr.mbls. TOmsOyi
cossi S . S.shsfiiord. " H''''''~-
RSu PE:' s1li, ;i.,sssp b bsg prIs'dI''
OLA 4: i.r, ,.ss,,. .: b. I@p Rapture
yI;. 1l;t i @J,s! ; By oa'r''r~''''t'
S. Chiekasaw,. Oh g., " Quartern astsf,
NctfJ Nyuneg ID, y. raybOuld,
~ fl'te, b. c., - fau'tus, tsllis Davisi
:. 10. 80 i,ly, b.L. By ssn,Ausn. Minnie
Ne q II, Morris.
. u sf Disoa, b. by Billet, Jss5nst,
= Y Monir ms'ry, q. O, By Pat Mslioy,
. II, Frankfort, b. r., hy Pat Nalloy, Dolly
MufF-nl ". l.. Collins A 20.
u. Pes,nmons, ca. o. By Kiog Ban,
Azure ls y. Cortigau.
II lyathoo, h. O., By Luke blackburn,
Nanhlni y Corfigan.
10 llildA, b. T., BY Great Tom, Queen Of
the Nesi Nofrigan.
~, Leo H., bt, T., By Imp. RAPTURE, Carrie
Nau.ng y A. ilsnig
u, V n 10 SUI, Oh. C., by ytiturno. Dora,
ID, A. Homie.
". Logal, BIZ. g., ny yirsn. Mr,. Grum-
midg,j > u. hOffiseJ,
20, kiIy gapn. BE- T.. By virsil. Moyns,
FOURTH RAcE-STEIPLEcnAsE PURSE
Pure $40 81. which r6 10 second, and s1S
70 third. Lab, veltot vtlshu. -Four
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Scale of weight for Age, for GEO


The following wsigbts shell he car
ried when not otherwise specified In the con-
ditions of a race:
Half Mile-Two years, IS; Syssrs, us;
years and over, llS. In races OF inferno
date lengths, tho weights for the shoEter
di lance are II be carried. 90 =.
Three-fourths Mils-TNO years, lOOi D
years, ll3; years and over, IFS IA race,
exclusively Tor two year olds, 10 lbs th~il
DO carried,
One Mil5-Two years. o.; years, 1925 !
years ard over, 1i8. II ,Iaaee. exclosiyeiy
for three yea o'ds, lls lbs. shall bs carried:
0qe Mile and Haif-TWO years, ioi >
years. lH7; 4 ,ears, 49, years and over,
l2j. No conditions interp sing, lies mares
and ged'ngs OF all ages, allowed 3 POUNDS.
In heat races, pounds allowed from regular
scale Of weights. ,o- I,
Two Nios-Twl years, rs; years, lO5
years, ll8; 3 years and over, ~, Lignt
we,ter weights are 2Spounds addsd 70 weight
for age.
The officers and Ex ,cutive Commit
tee Of the club are as iollows: Il. A
Montgomery, presidents; JOHN Over
ton, jr., and Napoleon Hill, vice pref
dents; r. ii Milburp, treasurer; ). X.
Montgomery, secretary.
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Fii,h Dsy-wednesd.y. fletcher saih
FIRST RAoE-w ~; CHASE A cos

Puu. $40. o'vhich go to second. Por al
sEu. selling. Horse entered 20 be sold
To- q o. 10 carry weirht Tor age. ID.
allowed or each tiOO 10 sAo0, lbs. ior
500 lees g. 800. One mile.
81 0ND RAcE-wM. fLoYD's PURSE.
Pare $40, of which 80 % second Free
spiayd1y ostober mo- wsishu 10 spps,f
Monday pm. del sra,ionl uiuai hour n
clotlug, came day. Nine furlongi.
THIRD RACE.
Consolation purls, $50. " which So 10
second. sellitFi fof all Ages fof horses
that have started and not won dnfing this
meoiins. hoflos entered 10 he Old for tl2Ol
:, roo Sy vs sb ms ,9F 10 60, ow,ne,'
each tlu0 less lhrte-qaafters Of a mile.
FOURTH RACE-TENNESsHE hTEEPLE.
CHASE STAKE.
Ahhndio,p Cor al agei, A. entrance, 10 &C
COMPANY the nomination, So add ioual I,
~ fft, $50 al led, n ghich ii0o q second,
thisd ~ rave stakci We. hts 10 30 announced
b. 2o'tltc6r..m. q the ,tc.nd iaI Of The
o. snirv icS 90 be dsy pf'ylss' 4, ,oT ihs
fa-c, the usual hour Of clofing Tlrte ~
NOR hoffcs, the property II different own.
eu, 10 start. About orc mile and three.
/. Hurtllan. eh 3, aE,d, BY sprinsbok,
3 Garter n. Harrison, b g., Assd, By 10.
yolvef, Hsgasdsl ". ID. taunon,
.. sic.li, Chs, ased' By spfinsbsk. AZ
sioy, h.,6Jear,, by Allan Plnksr-
q. Tenns,see, b., S yeaf,,by Tea Droeck
Llttls HooyefI X, Cofrsan.
&. LslsI. b g.. aged, b. LslsP', wst Reel,
D. A. nonis.
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Fruit Growers-Carraway's Trial.
IsrroIAL TO TIE LPPrAL.l

JACKSON, Mrs, October 1.-The
second meeting of the vegetable and
fruit growers was held here today,
President II. L Mckay presiding and
L Martin secretary. A constitution
aud bylaws were adopted. W. FL,
Cassel, Of Canton, delivered an inter.
es ing address.
The trial of John Csrraway for as
ssulting T. Dsbney Marshall was post.
poned until Monday, when II will
take place before Justcs Harris.
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ucritn 10 WesItn-ur. Heasr~gsrdp
Tonic nnd Hervtue, the Great
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Eastern publishers are making ex-
tensiye preparations for the winter.
Some OF the handsomest books ever
gotten out will be issued this winter,
Among them Ia al exquisite edition
OF Prosper Merrimef's "Csrmen."
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Third Day. Saturday, October esd.
FIRST RACE = ROBERT LOCK GOD
PURSE.

Third Day. Saturday, october asd.
PIRSr RACE ponERT LocKN DON
fin'i NnVh pIIRSRhi LoOhh oop
- rohob.
Purse, OO: OF which so to second. For
msidens o. ~ sses' two year olds 70 carry
III rsunds, three ,year oldb to carry ITO
pounds, i.er year Gld. and Upwards to carry
spcoNp RIoR~syLIJya
nav "ni"o'
Purse, $50, Of which so 70 second. Heres
entered to DO sold Tor $3.50 20, carry veight
tsno " no,ni. 70, sscp slOo ~ .
iurlongs.
Turpn pAcp rup erryups.ur
ininD hANn or AVG oioiNhShNi
oiahSo
FOR three year oldi, weights ITO pounds,
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horses 10 start. three Of them ihe property Of
different swners. Short course.
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Competent critics admit that the
best ehort otories are written by
American writer's. NJ short story by
an Enelishmsn has ever Cqualed tina
Lsdv or the Tiger" but several Of
Auatey's popular novels ere superior
10 StcCkton's.